Sentence examples for Traditional determination from inspiring English sources

Thus, the aim of this paper is to design an audit detection risk assessment system that could more precisely assess detection risk, comparing with the traditional determination method of detection risk in order to increase the audit quality and reduce the possibility of audit failure.

The method was paralleled by a more traditional determination of vaginal fungus load in the vagina by CFU.

Because the organism is slow growing, traditional determination of resistance is time-consuming as it may take several weeks or longer.

Proponents of AI-driven lending argue that it will be more fair than traditional determinations based primarily on income and credit score, but skeptics are concerned that biases like the ones seen with COMPAS could infect these tools as well.

Bilirubin concentration was determined using traditional photometric determination and transcutaneously with Bilicheck, BiliMed and JM-103, in random order.

Following the failure of traditional RVE determination methods, we proposed a new RVE determination criterion that is not based on the average property stability, but its statistical variations.

So far our view of protein function is formed, to a significant extent, by traditional structure determination showing many beautiful static protein structures.

The traditional load determination methods, such as the cooling load temperature difference method or rules of thumb, are rough and first approximations based on old correlations or simplified heat transfer calculations.

This work shows that the architecture of large RNP complexes is within reach by NMR investigation in solution even for those cases where a traditional structural determination cannot be performed.

In particular, we were interested in assessing the potential of this method to resolve carbohydrate-binding sites for future studies where the protein carbohydrate complex may not be amenable to traditional structure determination methods, such as antibody polysaccharide complexes.

A further important part of the context is that developments in the UK in the 1970s, and in other European countries [ 25], could be seen as early attempts to develop a system to augment the traditional individualistic determination of medical research priorities in universities and hospitals.